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Birds of a Feather. Look at the tail feathers of your baby chicken. A roosterâs tail feathers tend to be longer and brighter than henâs feathers. A roosterâs tail feathers are the easiest way to tell him apart from a hen, when he is grown.Unfortunately, as a chick, you canât really tell the difference.You could check your chickâs neck feathers for an easier way to tell the difference between the two. roosterâs tail feathers are the easiest way to tell him apart from a hen, when he is grown. Unfortunately, as a chick, you canât really tell the difference. You could check your chickâs neck feathers for an easier way to tell the difference between the two.
If this happens, the hen will lay a fertilized egg. This probably goes without saying, but if you donât have a rooster, you will not have any fertilized eggsâ¦ever. A hen can lay fertilized eggs from anywhere to 2 days after mating up to 3 weeks after mating with the rooster. The oldest and easiest way to tell if an egg is fertilized is called candling the egg. It is literally holding the egg up to a lit candle {not to warm it, but in order to see inside of the egg}. You can also use a very bright small flashlight. If the egg appears opaque, it is probably a fertilized egg.